The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-27
THE ONO UAmrAIUN.
It Win End in the Crushing Defeat
of Little Snub Foraker.
Powele is Certain to be Blected-What
sherman's Friends Think of the
Situation Their Aim the AS
sembly Ticket.

COtHIMBus, O., Oct. 20.ISpeCial +
W0me very peculiar tactics have deyel-
GOed on the part of the Republicans IN
Me Ohio campaign during the past few
DAYS. The leaders are prepared for amy
result that may occur at the election on
November s, and yet through force OF
habit and in accordance with campaign
eustotn, many of them confidently ex-
press their belief in substantial VIC
tory. The information, however, TO be
gathered from the select circle OF work
Srs for Senator Sherman, who have been
ever the State, put an entirely different
phase on the subject. The active frlenuS
OF Senator Sherman are composed OF
the more substantial and experienced
Republican workers IN the oIaIe, allu
while they are not talking tOr puDllCa-
tiOn they have expressed the Dellei TO
day from what they can see and near
k0m different parts of the State, thaL
Governor Foraker will be defeated by
an overwhelming majority by POWeli,
he Democratic candidate.
There was bitter fight at the Toledo
convention which nominated Foraker,
he subject OF difference being the Sh6r-
man Endorsement resolutions. The
friends of Sherman, aided by the pres
ence of the Senator himself, succeeG,eu
in carrying their point on the resoiu-
ton, but they failed 6p everything else
irEn1 hnpsJ To caniilre fine State Cen
t,.,i Cnyhn1itfeo- aid campairn orral j.
,atioi, sen Nc to he in G0or shane 10 ,.u'
9I~oTne ,,i YORK far ISSS. In t6is they
,,,aro dicaI,nointnd- and GpyhrtOr Fora.
w. - s,,o,d,iteG ,,, i,, lnftiru nearly every
n,a,.lsnr. nv, ~ Tho G,3te 'cEmnftee aid
s,,,,st IliItad nm a,-agI,ticp committee of
S;s nsrs1,Iai f,..artds tbe ,maigrity-
+bo,i. hninn his ,r.nniutpns in subsIpp-|
Nal nnsiti|ps. nor t.an this they We're
rn..op,,ilaJ r'', aI,anlIas 0f sherman in the
sense Of his candidacy for the FIesl-
dancy
oII TSa committee commenced operl-
tione nj once irDoring nil former Gus
tom, igbirb lad 6ppn 70 iuyte those uf
a,I,ngiarra sy,,, fo s,,bnr,Iinafe .DosiIoFs
Sn9 ,rroEf NV tbair zno,yladre Can
tair q Do1alJson who had been tie
s"nrn}a,,v ,,,r of the eyerufiye committee
FoT' co. - So a.; IL vaars and who kueW tie
g,oriars in every county i'm fine State.
alfbnunb l rresent and idIe i'm Colunblls.
80 eHnbhed and SCARCELY allowed to
come " mn abouf the cNmmittpe rooms.
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AitoL d l0S,U tI .,JIl u hy
ti'a w. ',''T ,;Ii ~ a,S snaarLps i'm tie
blie oJillii' l 1 i i'''I'l o n On vifhNl
S"li' .',ls ~ I''' -, ,,,Lare ho 1rnr.If
.oai' ..o,T'i,' & t it hos Now, deyei0naI tIg. he
Sto"A 1, 'S'l'' e,,I i,,4i,e nnI,uIie.
oL'9I 9 'i,G ,JSdas In r1glra himself
t'S w PiunT1 Pn,,,,.,, Ioo LaIrd since he
nedlu u ,,i(' ,t i,,,,i' I -; Toari,,' eeIy dgv
SOL '[U ~ o,,'' 'r't, l,l,, i ,s, i, l,
I,,'o DE-, (to or, and Las nratficaly gb.m-
a0o5 'ooli'ii the ,iiscnseinn Of State issues 10
faIi, Ii,' Nationai nolitics and yilIify the
Prosidenf I,,,%
l TO %ae ,lso learned that fbe governor
i n,,',,oti1'1. 'i'' y oamnaimn far 6otoliefy
10 a,. tT.o,, 2,,;Tcinio and fhat hp is
it'.,tod Tn'''rr nnno,ii vitb the masses
oF tto ynoGnIe IN nil sides he has
In Inory'"d U,,U f%afP 5annbjicans arp oolnn to
~ ;,r,sf Coyalnnr and 2bis dis
~ , GU. T.. 20 hoo, tbet NO nnnrriu
il9,Si,. ,iI - Wv ,,hn 'l ,,Ss Taga stullv a
ulT;t; - ,"I raagona6Iv thinIy ot otIprwisa
ELar Romoit5 80 ~ i,oraIga, ISs aTaSny ulacld
= str'. S'p'' G,r,I, On tha road f0 deipgt at
t,,a - ,,'9ori 4oribn,nI;no. ~, NM ~ eIartion
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me " , '.' '''.' 'o''',, ,,-'1,.- D....t
ne % uiuSi'ai H rsaJiiT rpc6@niZed m 6y the
No, ,,y,,i- " "conmittap and sneakers
,5 ta,, aro totinG adyanfaoe of ths
%4Lu 49, ~, Ia Good form They look M
siCo%Iioii tG 80 SIN $50 W. Forajler toward
on JIG "u.IG1,,' ~, to ,rea+aet aid tbey have
~ a. al,,,,oicrn and i'm conversation
~ ~, V,,I End SECRETARY of the com
@i1 tntod fhst thav wGpId moi give
aiiy,,o Il nnoonG thongbt foy bettpr chances
80 oGo1't' 40, Lo,. Cf alacting their entire
St"te S'l.'tt ficj,et Thny c6nut unon this as
o,,.' oor'siD and cav II will only be a oues-
An Of the size Of the majority.
''C,t SbernSan ann cannot afford nndar the cir
.,'3'',ta,,"ns to aIlow FornI;ar tO be
oidat,d i,,, lorTa maio,.itv.. and that
IioOOC nc ~ Vii ha gained if he succeeds
inc u, Joofaatin% oFa,i him altogather which he
IN SeiCt IoiCo,Trr'S ra5asomaGiy ranid manner
IN" 10 u"li6 aoyafc cornmiffea saw tha5
ohnuld m EoraEer he elected bv mn over
ouiU wheIminG majority sherman would be
mrarticaily laid uuon fbe shelf in Ohio
fnr f 1855 and thaf he recoTnizes the fact
and ,oa SC 10 annarad ,,,, in counferactinr the
Hossibilifv o of such a condition.
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THE LEGISLATIVE TIohhI'
Senator Sherman is accomplishing
his work by giving his attention to the
legislative ticket. and it is observed
that all of his appointments, at his own
reGuest are made in doubtful counties.
the point to be gained in this is, that
he does not want to be met with the
objection at the next National Bepub-
llcan convention VilaC IlIs lloilllllHylolI Io
to tE'e Senate and that a Democrat
w IilC N'Oi.'VS ,"i'N 49, - 1